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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-03-09, Page 18• • 4 • ti. 4 P.441101E $110"110164 . • THE ,LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO esawkimismy Lucknow. Fruit YOUA "LOWEST PRICES“ FOOD - Aviraa i44 Just Ripley Couple Are 53 Years Married ti Around The Corner . r. • AND Goods ':Deportment Token On A Truly Spring -Like Look• • ' WHETHER YOU REQUIRE SOMETHING FOR .... (1) THE CALICO BALL APRIL 1. (2) THE EASTER PARADE APRIL 10, (3) OR JUST SOMETHING NEW FOR YOUR. SPRING WARDROBE You are sure to find just „what you are looking for in the beautifularray of spring colours and materials now on display at Mhtons. .7, Ns••„.,\\: \\\ • :''"••••••*'' ''s•N • ,?•• • • ;••Ii.• COME IN AND LOOK .THEM OVER AND DON'T FORGET BY BUYING BEFORE APRIL 1 • YOU CAN SAVE ON SALES TAX 1 • Ladies' and Men's, We iseknow nns Pick -Up sod Derrsery Mosday sad AGENT FOR' KINCARDINE CLEANERS ' •• ce. Donna •Corrin, •and the treas.. Staging Ypar Book wer. DOng. Eadie. John Bradley, — ' also -gave a. very interesting acc- oinat'of his trip to Western Canada • Sales Cainpaign L.D.H.S. NEWS . • (BY ELAINE MIRKY) On Friday, February- 25th, a • successful dance was held'at L.D• . H.S. •Sponsored and,run by the Yearbook Sitaft. it was for the pur- . pose of raising money for, the cotn-,, pletiori of the 1966 Veritas. •• Monday marked the beginning . • of a week-long sales campaign, when the Yearbook staff put on an assernbly • 'Both &progress report, • and a financial statement were given to „the students, by the edit- 7•••••"•. • Iast summer. and the slides which he had taken accompanied his commentary.: The campaign was run everyday at lunchtime and from all accounts, sales are °going very well. • Our 'exam time -table is.now. posted and our examinations are due to begin on tarch 25th. The exams will go from the 25th of Math to April lst. This past week , wehave.been very happy to have with us Miss Carpenter,She has been here to replace Miss Plurnsteel. and .Mrs. John Emerson 'of ' Lucknow spent Saturday at the home Of Mr .and Mrs. Donald. • Gillies and Valerie near Ripley when a family dinner was helcrto honour Donald's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dan Gillies of Ripley who Were observing their 53rd wedding anniversary. • . Mis Gillies is the former Fran- , • cie ErneisOn.of Purple Groveand is .a sister of John Emerson O Luck-` now. • , Present also for the occasion were Mr, and Mrs. Sam Einers9n of Ripley and Mrs. Ernest Pollock. Mrs Donald Gillies is the former Alma Henderson and is a sister'of Garnet Henderson of town. Mr, and Mrs, Dan Gillies farmed for many. years on the 25th, '1 1/4 milenorth of Ripley where son Donald resides. About 18 years ago they Moved, to Ripley where they have since resided. Both enjoy good health. Satisfied Farmer p les To Open Letter To Minister ' LETTER TO THE EDITOR': Dear Sir , • In reply to the letter published in your paper March 2 1966, 'add- ressed'to the Minister of'Agricult-• ure, I would like to express my • • • • The letter was headed 'Voice of the farmers'. Itcould very well be the voice of some farmers but, I am sure that it certainly doesn't concern all the farmers. ,As I see it,' the farmers have never seen it so good, with faun.- prOduce.prices at all time highs, .1 a new .social security'plan, com- pensation for all farm labour and a new. medical insurance scheme.. If these farmers must go around ''begging with theirhats in their • hands', it is their own fault. The reason they are doing this is be- cause they have bitten off more' than they can chew!' Most 6f these farmers have five times as much as they can handle. They, have — enough land.and 'machinery for -• - three farmers instead of one; Ther-' • efore, it is keepingthem busy • paying off their •intere-st,• let alone their principle. Then when Moth- er Nature spoils things, the press- ure becomes a little higher. Some of these farmers,. of course, would be well-off today if the weather had co-operated but I think prob- ably•,Mother Nature had her own: • gpod masons. • ' 'These So-called big operators . want just two things. Firstly to get rich quick by controlling.half the bounty: Secondly, they want to put on a big shdw with bright shiny new BIG tractors and,other.. machinery. :These things .now -a - f• days are balled status -symbols. If these farmers (big operators) had used their heads and kept their farms a normal size, they would have their hats on their • 'heads not in their hands; ' • • The. picture looks as ilthese farmer's' want the honourable Mr. Stewart to convince the govern? ment to pay for a irlistake made • by themselves, • • • The 30,000 farmers who had to .leave their land each yearwould, , in most cases, be still there, if they hadn't been .so eager io get. rich quick and, become big °per- ' ators. • • • • The fellows ,farming who remain an average size and keep thing paid far are going to win the race • • just like the old turtle did. Therefore- we shotild be thankful for what we have and try not to , put on.suCh a big front. • • • ?Ours truly, . • A SATISPIEt) FARMF12. • ' • WEDNIODAY,', Waal, 9th, :I • FXCLUSIVRI REALLY SAVE Highland Pride Coffee Pound 79c REPEAT, BY REQUEST SAVE lOc 'Home' Orange Juice Carton 39c HEINZ OR AYLMER TALL 48 OZ. SAVE 17c Tomato Juice Sale 3 Tins$1 SUPREME 16 QZ. SAVE 7c Sweet Mixed Pickles 2 Jars 59c PALM GARDENS 100 COLONY SAVE -10c• Ise* • - . HEINZ OR CAMPBELL'S SAVE 27c •Tomato •• . • WITH $1.60 CASH PURCHASE SAVE 24c Get Half Gallon' 'Ice Cream os 69 .oeskskieeweeeeeeeeeeireeeeitipeoieeieeeieoie000ss NOT A GAME OF CHANCE Y01,I SAVE WE SELL' FOR LESS "VALUESEFFECTIVE PHONE 628.3426. •' MARCH 10,11,12 , edhisowftwookimpe.•44.• By. The Sentinel mmrn THAT Frank Hamilton of Ashfield was the winner or $118 at the •Lucicnow Legion bihgo last Week THAT our Culross Corners corres- pondent has been ill in Wing- . hair'. Hospital. We wish Mrs. Frank Brown a speedy recovery and our many 'Corners' readers will hope that She is soon back on the news beat. THAT because of problems we • have experienced with Out lino - type machine this.week, sever-• . al articles -which were submitt-- ed on Tuesday did not make publication. Again we recniest that copy be submitted early • inorder to guarantee publica- tionit's as easy to do it the day after as a week after. THA,T Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eadie of • HolyrOod recently purchased a home on highway 86, west of Wingham, and will obtain poss- ession in early summer when • they plant° move. THAT Mrs, Gordon' Wall of the • 6th of Kinloss has agreed to write the Langside and district news for The Sentinel. • Give • 'Mrs. Wall a ring with your news and help keep Langside •'on the Map'. • .t • THAT Lucknow District Co.!Op are plinuing a milker clinic to be held atthe store' next Tuesday, March 15th • •. • 'THAT the death occurred at Pi crest Manor In LucknoW recc ly of James Roy MCD.iarrnid, age 62,' of Mildmay., Burial was at MildMay• , • • " THAT the council sand officials ..the Township of ,Kinloss entc , tained P,A.Murray i reeve c Kinloss and Warden of Bruce • County, at a dinner 'in the L , Cabin restaurant on Monday ' March '7th : They. presented Mr,' Murray with a4pen- and pencil set.• • /'• GRASS SEED WE CARRY STOCKS OF STEE BRIGGS,. • PRITCHARDS. A JONES, MCNAUGHTON SEE ALL THIS SEED -IS CERTIFI ON GOVERNMENT STANDA NO. 1 •°•Any- seed Orders we will freo of charge Me •following is a suggo Hay •Pasture Mixture • *, Ibs, Alfalfa 2 lbs.. Red Clover 5 lbs. Timothy, 3 Ibi Brome' rass is per acre YOUR cosi. • $6.95:.,per cr D. R. ,F1110.0% 1. '